I played one of these today in a shop. It was exceptional in so many ways. A bit of a heavyweight, but played and sounded great. As good as as a LP? I couldn't say.

Great demo

Wow, what a great session..... Cheers

brilliant

I love it when Dan gets the spotlight.

thanks, Trevor! All my guitars have his prodcuts, and what can i say? love it

The ones I played were very heavy

Amps for wankers.

Add midi

The guy with the long rock and roll hair doo, looks exactly like the great flamenco guitarist Manitas De Plata, The Gypsy Kings Father. Manuel Rodriguez Jr. is always the best ever person to have in any interview. Manuel Rodriguez Jr. is so educated with History, He brings his intellectual articulation to every conversation. His guitars History goes way back to Antonio Toress, The Founder. Outstanding Interview buy both. Need more follow up interviews.

Bought his CD here in the States ...truly an amazing musician .

this band would have been successful as fuck in the early 2000s but it's sad that all can people appreciate nowadays are talentless virals on tiktok

hope he will come this year again ...

Nailed the Santana tone, are you using a boogie, nice playing.

I own one of these and it’s amazing and LOUD don’t let the 20 watt tag fool you I’d say it’s more like 40 watts.

What a great guy. I knew his pickups but I learned a lot more about the whole subject. Thanks.

Spinal tap meets Gandalf.

Lemme just whip out the family silver lol.

A friend got a greenburst Tri-Sonic around 1970 in a swap for an old piano. At the time it was just another British guitar that was seen as second rate because American guitars had become available, but now it looks like a real bargain. Dunno what happened to it, maybe he still has it.

Here's a real evil thought, Suppose that builder that made him the replicas kept the original "greenie" and gave him a replica back of the "greenie" that was so good that it fooledl phil harris? With him thinking he got the original back? That would mean Kirk hammett actually owns a replica! wouldn't that be something And don't tell me it's not possible Because anything is possible!

Why is that interviewer guy wearing a David coverdale wig??? I don't get it?

Thank you for the master class.

58 was the first? No a 335 ok. To my memory 52 was the first even if a new thing

What about SF1000?

Gary Moore was incredible and so under rated in the US

My mind is actually blown here… There’s so much information packed into this one interview, I love it

King vitamin interviews Famous alchemist😂❤ ✌🏽All love

Legendary ❤

Dan's the man!

Phil harris is the man

Love your wealth of these great stories....big thanks...

Amazing, cool idea

❤ U Phil 👍

Great vibe.

What a great interview! Truly a pick-up guru!

Just about EVERY guitar pedal in existence has the input on the right and the output on the left. This pedal has the opposite. FOR FUCK'S SAKE WHO THOUGHT THAT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA???????

I've owned alot of Wilkinson parts over the years, and just got a set of humbuckers for a lovingly used Epi LP. I've always been happy with his products. Now having listened to this amazing gentleman, I'm even happier with every Wilkinson purchase I've made.

This was a great interview, questions are on point! Steve knows what he's done here and it's truly amazing. I just bought a Super Bee to sit next to my Mercury V and could not be happier with Carr.

It is now known that John gave his Club40 to Mal Evans in the 1960's and Mal's son still has it.

I got a faith hi gloss saturn recently and its blown me away, seriously great guitar for not lot's of money, i have two Martin guitars and they are good but honestly don't come close to the build quality and solid woods and tone of this beautiful guitar, it's a keeper for sure i love it...

Fuck the guitar. I want the bassist!!

I put some Wilkinson M series pickups in my budget Les Paul and i have to say that it sounds absolutely amazing

That 59' in the back looks to me like "the Claw"(also known as the exile burst or STP) it was owned and played by Both Mick Taylor and Keith Richards back in the early 70's.

I love these guitars! I probably will never own one but am grateful to at least own a 2018 True historic R9 which is incredible. Since the old 59's are even better i can only imagine!😱

He played a mid 60's Burst to do the Bad company song? Well that is some backwards logic considering Mick Ralphs played a 58 on that song with Bad company! Still am grateful he plays the guitars and they are not locked up in a glass case where no one would hear or see them.

Trevor Wilkinson is a treasure and a genius. His designs are always phenomenal and as best and close you can get to the original in what you are looking for.....but better.

Ahhhh could watch dis all day

I can make any Les Paul or Strat sound great. Because I know how to play.

My last name is McSwain lol😂